permaculture

[KNat <knat@sprintmail.com>]

I don't think we need to be re-hashing discredited and unproven theories 
on this forum, in the face of this weight of scientific evidence, and 
the seriousness of the crisis. I would suggest that our time is better 
spent in figuring out how Permaculture contributes to the solution of 
the problem as time is seriously running out.
> Larry Saltzman
Time is not a commodity to run out. Much of this discussion frames it as 
such and is the heart of the sensationalism of late.
Permaculture defies principles that are based on running out. The goal 
of balance within and relationship.
The needs to be addressed are the same now as 7 generations ago and will 
be the same for 7 generations hence. After that they will be the same 
for another 7 generations but they will be able to perceive the needs so 
differently from us now it won't feel the same.
Buy now while you can! Spend life well while you can! Same approach to 
profit.

We will all/each live thru cycles in this Spiral Dance when we are pure 
hearted and when we are not. We will affect others deliberately and 
non-deliberately.

Money spent producing glitsy pamphlets on Global Warming will add to 
Global Warming. Politicians getting elected and passing laws in a linear 
fashion for financial gain will add to societal oppression, even if the 
cause they propose is a "cleaner world."

A different viewpoint doesn't need to support the linear pretense so 
debating between them here is, indeed, a bit silly. But reminding 
ourselves there are other viewpoints is critical to our remaining 
multi-faceted.

Peace,
Kathyann